
Experts and enthusiasts competitively collaborate in the creation of screen-centric "best of" lists. Hosted by draft commissioners Clay Keller and Ryan Marker. "Most impeccable taste in guests." - Entertainment Weekly
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 430 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsFilm HistoryTV & Film | |||

Enjoy this SNEAK PEEK behind the curtain of the Screen Drafts Booster Club! Clay and Ryan, joined by guest Commissioner Dane McDonald (Supporting Actresses) rank the 5 films in the groundbreaking, generation-defining, still ongoing, TOY STORY Franchi... more
Our first annual Noirvember kicks off with Noirvember founder Marya E. Gates and Caught Looking Magazine co-founder Kate Hagen at the Draft Table, ranking the best NOIR films directed (classic or neo) directed by WOMEN! Also at the Draft Table is Off... more
It's the grand finale of SCREAM Drafts VIIII! Writers Alan Sepinwall (Serling: A Journey into the Twilight Zone with TV's First Visionary), Emily St. James (Every time a Bell Rings: The Legacy of It's a Wonderful Life, America's Most Beloved Christma... more
This week, SCREAM Drafts is a Franchise-Free zone! Third-time Guest GMs Scott Reynolds (Dexter: Resurrection) & Josh Miller (Violent Night 2, Best Movies Never Made) join us at the Draft Table to rank the 7 BEST SLASHER movies that didn't spawn seque... more
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The Alec guests choices were squirm inducing I had to turn off. A woman is found on the beach and put in a film where the male may or may not have actually had sex with her?? A non actor? That sounds absolutely disgusting and extremely exploitative. He also mentions a film where the director covertly films an actresses vagina and puts it in the film because he doesn’t like the actor?? Come on Alec. You are better than that. I felt like the men on the podcast were hanging up on the female gue... more
A lot of rambling. Was hoping would be more focused
I love the podcast, hosts and GMs. Some of them drive me crazy, but I guess that’s part of the game. I’m still catching up on the old episodes. I’m still smarting from the Billy Wilder one. Really no Some Like it Hot??? Yes Ryan, you forever will be haunted by that omission.
Never have the Restaurant Movies guys on again please
Came here cuz I’ve been catching up and … I cannot believe you let Jo Robinson play Hamnet before it had a wide release. Also, someone tell her to stop referring to actors and other industry players by their first name only.
There was a recent episode where Clay tried to move people along as if he isn’t the reason for the every episode’s bloat.
Stop giving Adam B Vary 45 uninterrupted minutes to talk about a movie. Enough.
I love you guys though. Ryan, step it up and get these people in che... more
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Competitive, collaborative film and television rankings turn screen history and genre fandom into lively, extended conversations. Regular commissioners Clay Keller and Ryan Marker guide guest film critics, writers, scholars, filmmakers and dedicated enthusiasts through a structured draft: participants make picks, challenge one another with vetoes, answer trivia and negotiate a final ranked list. Topics range from individual directors and performers to horror subgenres, classic television and myth-based cinema, with close attention to filmmaking choices, cultural context, production stories and personal viewing histories. The appeal lies in the combination of informed criticism and playful gamesmanship: the lists matter, but so do the argume... more
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Recent guests on Screen Drafts include:
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